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The Emotions of Economics: A Lecture by Robert Johnson

February 11, 2013• News

Brian Miller Captivates Audience with the Philosophy of Magic

February 11, 2013• News

Last Thursday, Blaustein 210 was bursting at the seams. At 6:55 PM, the classroom’s entrance was bustling with students slicing off...

Advice on Avoiding Deadly Flu Outbreak

February 4, 2013• News

Every year, Americans are bombarded with information regarding flu season. Winters are the worst; it seems like everyone is sniffling,...

President Higdon Has Big Plans for Last Year in Office

December 17, 2012• News

Finding Kindness in Unexpected Places

December 11, 2012• News • One Comment

Until now, I had not truly realized how much a singular individual can impact a part of one’s day, a part of everyone’s day. Until now,...

The Legal Power of a Facebook Status: A Farewell to Privacy

December 11, 2012• News

If you have not been on Facebook recently, congratulations! You deserve some sort of medal. If you have, you probably saw some of your...

Festivus: For the Rest of Us

December 11, 2012• News

SGA Fishbowl Open Forum Video

December 10, 2012• News, SGA

SGA Meeting on 12/6/12 at 7.15PM in Ernst Common Room. VIDEO GUIDE: Meeting Commences – 0:00 Campus Safety Director reflection...

Dean Denard’s Position on Fishbowl Fails to Deviate After SGA Meeting

December 7, 2012• News • 2 Comments

The overall sentiment of students leaving last night’s SGA meeting was that not much had been accomplished. While the senior class...

Dean Denard Answers Preliminary Questions on Fishbowl Decision

December 6, 2012• News • 8 Comments

“Solidarity” Meeting Scheduled for 6:30 PM Before SGA

December 6, 2012• News

A “Pre-SGA Fishbowl Solidarity Meeting” has been scheduled for 6:30 PM tonight in Cro. The initiative is spearheaded by Ben Schachtel...

The College Announces, in A Perceived Eclipse of “Shared Governance”, the Cancellation of Fishbowl

December 5, 2012• News, Uncategorized • 9 Comments

“The uniqueness of the senior experience has been challenged.” This is a quote from an editorial published last spring by former Editor...